No. The "workers rights" crowd has gained a lot of public support from suburban women under the false pretense that they'd only go after the billionaire class,

No. The "workers rights" crowd has gained a lot of public support from suburban women under the false pretense that they'd only go after the billionaire class, but I've seen them attack "mom and pop" restaurants with the same fervor. In one case they forced an owner of 20+ years to sell the business to their "workers coop" for far less than market rate. Funny enough is that the "workers coop" hires people for close to minimum wage despite the coop having 6+ partners.